identity theft

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iˈdentity ˌtheft (also identity fraud) noun [uncountableU]

any crime in which someone steals personal information about and belonging to another person, for example their bank account number or the number of their driving licence, and uses this information to deceive other people and get money or goods 身份偷窃，盗用身份信息〔指通过盗取他人的银行账号、驾驶执照号码等个人信息来行骗〕

From Longman Business Dictionary

identity theftiˈdentity ˌtheft

[uncountableU] the crime of using someone’s name and personal information to obtain that person’s money, buy things using their bank account etc

Fraud related to identity theft appears to be a growing risk for consumers.

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iˈdentity ˌtheft noun

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